Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-05

HE Winchester Tries His Hand at Love
Letter Writing.
The wife-beating bruiser Louis Warner,
alias Muldoon, who so fiendishly assaulted
his wife Thursday night, an account OF
which appeared in the columns of the
REcORD-UEIoN yesterday morning, still
occupies q cell at the City Prison. His ex.
animation has been set for Monday next
Nuldoon is very contrite, as are all DULLES
when once in custody. He has evidently
been ponderiDg over the words of Tobin in
the Honeymoon" Act II: 1.-THE man
that lays his hand on woman, save in the
way OF kindness. is wretch whom 'twere
gross fattery to name a coward"
Yesterday morning this burlv individual
who prldes himself on his reputation OF
being hard hitter, called an officer TO his
cell and requested the privilege of sending
note to his wife. His bail has been fixed
al $780, and as he has mo friends" he will
have TO stay in durance vile, at least until
after his examination. When the officer
informed him that message would be
taken to mis- wife for him, Muldoon passed
through the wicket an old envelope. on the
back of which, written with lead-pencil
IN a scrawllng hand, was the following
touching epistle:
NJ DarEi5.9 VIE: beg of you here in my cell,
on my Bonded knees, that you will forgive lust
TINS one time, and swear TO YOU that | will
never raise my hand to you except in kindness.
III Is horrible to stay here in a small cell Come
down and see my misery. Do come, and God
Will bless you. will atone for all the wrong |
ever did you, love. l did not mean to push you
80 nsrd Oh, petite, forgive me this time cry
10 you from my heart, dearest darling. Come
and see me, and will give you what money |
have got here. For Gods sake, come soon-by
toeiock, Hyou can. Come sooner. My heart
Oieeds ior you LOUIS WARNER.
The note was handed to Mrs. Warner,
who paid no attention to his strong appeal.
She declined to visit him in his cell, or give
him any comfort by replying to his note.
She evidently thought her broken head and
lacerated flesh were hurting her quite as
much as was his confinement in his lonely
cell, hurting him, and if his heart was
bleeding she thought that the flow of
blood should not be stopped.
The Califia Parlor.
In the days of Cortez the name California
is first found in the writings of Bernal
Diaz del Costello, an officer who served in
the conquest of Mexico who III work of
fiction refers to an island in the Pacific as
Califia, rich in gold and precious minerals.
Afterwards the name California was APP
piled to the coast land north of Mexico
bordering on the Pacific. When the Parlor
OF Native Daughters of the Golden West
was instituted in this city a few days since
they adopted Califia No. 20 as the name of
their organization.
The names of the charter members COM
plete are as follows: Mrs. Ella Ryan, Mrs,
Matte K. Grunsky, Miss Susie Russell,
Miss Lizzie Griffin, Mrs. Mary Brecken.
field, Mrs Fred Williams, Miss Ida V.
Miller, Miss Mollie B. Johnson, Miss Pink
Cosby, Miss Maye Carroll, Miss Minnie
Drew, Miss Hattie Phillips, Mrs. Susie
Person, Miss Floy Basset, Miss Emma
kleinsorge, Miss Mary Woods, Miss Eliza
beth Richardson, Miss Annie Luther Miss
Maude Nixon, Miss Mamma Dake, Miss
Kittie Dake, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Ida
CEnch, Miss Annie B. Dray, Miss
Kate Merkley, Miss Mary Woods,
Miss Julia Mier, Miss Annie Mier,
Miss Lottie Stevens, Miss Addie Stevens,
Miss Mary ]. Drew, Miss Kate Wadworth,
Mrs. BERTHE Hale, Mrs. Laura Wiel, Miss
Maggie Wiel, Miss Laura Bidwen, Mrs.
Lou Auerbach, Mrs. Minerva Anderson,
Miss Ella McCleery, Miss Mamie Logan,
blrs. Ella Folger. Miss Carrie Mason, Mrs.
Aey Colegrove, Miss Minnie Hartwell, Mrs.
julia Glow, Miss Lille Thurston, Miss Eva
Huntoon, Miss Pauline Eilers, Mrs Jessie
=. Neale, Mrs. Carrie T. Holt, Mrs. Corne-
liza Spieker, Miss Mamie C. Barrett, Mrs.
Minnie L. Johnson. Miss Louise Tyrrell,
Miss Gussie Mohr, Miss Marie Hebron,
Miss Sophie Eilers, Mrs. Mary Eilers, Miss
frankie Spalding, Mrs. Belle Prouty, Miss
Nellie S. Dunlap, Mrs. Albert NJ. Johnson,
Miss Grace Wachhorst, Miss Susie Garfield,
Miss Laura Phillips, Miss Lizzie Bernard,
Miss Regina Hasset, Mrs. Maggie Griffith,
Mrs. Grace s. Seymour, Miss Anna Nc
Connell, Miss Mary Kaseberg. Miss Fannie
Kaseberg, Miss Daisy Siddons, Miss Nellie
Siddons, Miss Mabel Lewis, Mrs. G. P,
Curtis, Miss Maye Talbot. Mrs Mile
Gallatin, Mrs. Mary Ingham, Miss
Minnie ?. Carol. Mrs. Emma Clark,
Miss Rosie york, Miss Addie ellis, Miss
lnie NJ. ellis, Miss Kittie Breuner, Mrs
Barbara Weinstock Miss Laura kim, Miss
Mary Griffin, Miss Alice Foster, Miss Fan.
ME Foster, Miss Susie Millikin, Miss Emma
Ramage, Miss Maude Millikin, Miss Jessie
y. Leonard, Mss Carrie Stremmings, Miss
Hattie Sims, Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss
Belle Mcclure, Miss Agnes Mcclure, Mrs
Bonnie Jones, Miss Gussie Figg Miss Caro-.
line Ayers, Miss Kitty Henley, Miss Emily
Thompson, Miss Florence Chapman, Miss
Lille Evans, Miss Kate Hopley, Miss Lilas
Goodhue, Miss frankie Stevens.